RgbaIndex = col * 4 + row * bitmap.Width * 4 Copy(īyte rawImageBGRA32 = new Byte įor ( int row = 0 row < bitmap.Height row++)įor ( int col = 0 col < bitmap.Width col++) New Rectangle(0, 0, ( int )bitmap.Width, ( int )bitmap.Height),
Here is a sample drawing to try the code :īitmap bitmap = new "c:\Work\Test.bmp" ) Publisher.PublishExecute(dsdData, plotConfig) Īpplication.SetSystemVariable( "BACKGROUNDPLOT", bgPlot) Publisher publisher = Application.Publisher = PlotConfigManager.SetCurrentConfig( "DWF6 ePlot.pc3" ) Str.Substring(startIndex, str.Length-startIndex)) Index = str.IndexOf( "Setup=", index + 6) = String.Format( "", viewsToPlot, "PS" )) Psv.SetPlotCentered(plotSettings, true ) Psv.SetUseStandardScale(plotSettings, true )
Psv.SetPlotViewName(plotSettings, viewName) = Tx.GetObject(layoutId, OpenMode.ForWrite) as Layout Using (Transaction Tx = db.TransactionManager.StartTransaction()) StringCollection viewsToPlot = new StringCollection() Static public void PublishViews2MultiSheet()ĭocument doc = Here is a screenshot of the Polyface Mesh created from the sphere : Using (Mesh2dFilter mf = new Mesh2dFilter()) in ~500 faces for a sphere (during my testing, These settings seem extreme, but only result Using (Mesh2dControl mc = new Mesh2dControl()) Create and set our mesh control object Calculate the approximate size of our solidĭouble length = Transaction tr = db.TransactionManager.StartTransaction() īlockTableRecord btr = (BlockTableRecord) PromptEntityResult per = ed.GetEntity(peo) Peo.AddAllowedClass( typeof (Solid3d), true ) Peo.SetRejectMessage( "\nA 3D solid must be selected." ) New PromptEntityOptions( "Select a 3D solid" ) Static public void PolyfaceMeshFromSolid()Ī "\圆4\aoem\Program Files\Root\acge19.dll" to the OEM 2013 folderĪnd rebuilding the product resolved the issue. "AcGe19.dll" from the OEM installer folder under In this case a method in the "AcGe19.dll" was not being found. LdrpSnapThunk - ERROR: Procedure could not be located in DLL "AcGe19.dll"įirst-chance exception at 0x77350108 in TTGCAD.exe: 0xC0000139: Entry Point Not Found. Here are the steps :ġ) Run the gflags.exe and specify the OEM product name.Ģ) Hit the Tab key and turn on the loader snapsģ) Run the OEM product under the Visual Studio debugger until the error message appears in the command prompt.Ĥ) Look at the messages in the Visual Studio output window to identify the procedure name that is not being found similar to the one shown here : arx module that made BRep calls was being loaded at startup : "'xxx.arx cannot find aĪ way to narrow down the procedure that is not being found is to use gflags.exe that is part the debugging tools for Windows from the Windows SDK. Recently a developer reported this error message when a custom.
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